Players can now use their rearview mirror when spinning, crashing or using a Bullet Bill item. Some minor features were also added in this wave.
Mario kart 8 deluxe booster course pass shortcuts update#
In much more simple words, I would expect shortcuts like Mushroom Gorge gap cut or this DK Summit one to stick around, but not a shortcut like the mis-named Dry Dry Ruins "Ultra" shortcut, as it remains to be seen if the checkpoint flags and out-of-bounds zones would be adjusted for a Booster Course Pass remake.On March 9, Nintendo released the fourth wave of new tracks to “Mario Kart 8 Deluxe” as part of the “Booster Course Pass DLC,” including an update that made many changes to the base game-most notably, a major balance patch to karts and characters in order to achieve greater diversity in character/vehicle combinations. The lack of an out-of-bounds zone on the DK Summit Double Cut in tandem with with the checkpoint flag lines are placed is why that shortcut works.
Likely as a response to the large number of discovered glitch shortcuts in Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart 7, both iterations of Mario Kart 8 generally have very strict out-of-bounds zones that would prompt Lakitu to bring the player back in boundsbefore he or she can cross over the next key checkpoint. In the case that an out-of-bounds area overlaps a checkpoint line, the out-of-bounds area usually takes priority over the checkpoint flags.
The problem is, there are also invisible out-of-bounds barriers on each course. Often times, checkpoint lines are widely extended over large gaps to enable potential shortcuts to be possible. The way checkpoints work in most Mario Kart games is that there are several invisible progress flags set up throughout each course that the player must cross over in a certain order to make the lap count. This description fits neither of these shortcuts, given Mario Kart Wii's ordered checkpoint system. By definition, a glitch shortcut (what we call ultra shortcuts) are any shortcuts that are created out of exploiting the game's mechanics to skip progress that the developers either did not intend for, or only works because of some external hardware and/or coding error. again for the first time since Mario Kart DS also sounds like fun.Ĭlick to expand.These are both niché shortcuts that get into a bit of a grey area. If DLC slot character #6 (the very bottom row) gets saved for another third-party character, seeing R.O.B. It just works.Īside from this idea which I like even more the more I think about it, my most wanted characters would probably be Kamek, Diddy, Dixie, and/or Funky Kong (I’d imagine not every single Kong would be added), and Petey Piranha. Hey, if the Yoshi/Birdo Eggs can be like glorified Red Shells, these can be like better Green Shells. If they ever decide to add special items to Mario Kart, they could even give Luma a Star Bit projectile much like this Rosalina’s Side Special move works in Smash Bros. Make it a featherweight character like the babies and have the different color choices while we’re at it. So I say, screw it, give the Luma its own character slot and watch the world burn. Rosalina used to have a Luma follow her around in Mario Kart Wii, which a lot of people- myself included- were sad to see not be a thing anymore in future games.
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